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Voices: Addiction, misinformation and bullying: Why Independent readers want phones banned in classrooms
With most Independent readers supporting a school smartphone ban, the overwhelming consensus was that phones are too ...
Addiction, misinformation and bullying: Why Independent readers want phones banned in classrooms
With most Independent readers supporting a school smartphone ban, the overwhelming consensus was that phones are too ...
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More Than 90% of Schools in England Ban Smartphone Use, 13 US States Have Already Taken Action
Secretary Bridget Philipson said that the results "shows our approach of backing headteachers to implement bans in their ...
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'One of a kind': Vermont high school coaching legend Bill O'Neil dies at 83
Bill O'Neil, who led three Essex High School sports teams to a combined 24 state titles and nearly 1,300 victories died on ...
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MP Daisy Cooper reopens Links Academy building after RAAC closure
St Albans MP Daisy Cooper has finally reopened a building at a St Albans secondary school after it was closed for RAAC concerns.
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Voices: Addiction, misinformation and bullying: Why Independent readers want phones banned in classrooms
In an article for The Independent, a headteacher in St Albans ... to school with a laptop and spending time on the internet rather than paying attention to what is going on in the classroom.
Majority of school leaders say job has negatively affected mental health – poll
The findings have been published ahead of the NAHT school leaders’ union conference in Harrogate this weekend.
Number of school suspensions and exclusions in England has risen in a year
The number of suspensions from schools in England has risen in a year, Government figures show. Data from the Department for Education (DfE) shows there were 295,559 suspensions in the spring term of ...